Las Vegas

Las Vegas 2032 was introduced with the launch of the game and Season 1, and was the fourth Arena to be added. It is based on the real-life city of Las Vegas in the United States and features various casinos and attractions. In Season 6, Las Vegas was replaced by the reworked version Las Vegas Stadium. Las Vegas 2032 has since been made available again in Ranked Tournament, Quick Cash, World Tour, and private matches. Las Vegas Stadium features wide, open, roads, and towering casinos and hotels.

Overview

STANDARD ISSUE

A standard arena, ready for destruction.

SANDSTORM

Don’t get lost in stinging sands! Seek shelter and glory in this Las Vegas map variant.

TRIPWIRES & TURRETS

Removed

The environment can work for or against you. Traverse Vegas but watch your step, around every corner could be a trap.

Arena Modifier

A standard arena, ready for destruction.

Image	Condition	Time of Day
	Sunny	11:30 AM
	Sunset	6:00 PM
	Stormy Day	11:30 AM
	Clear Night	1:00 AM

Swirling sand clouds drastically reduce visibility.

Image	Condition	Time of Day
	Foggy Day	11:30 AM

The environment can work for or against you. Traverse Vegas but watch your step, around every corner could be a trap.

Notes: This modifier is only available in the Steal The Spotlight LTM.

Image	Condition	Time of Day
	Clear Night	1:00 AM

Locations

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Name	Description
Argon Casino	***
Casino Eastwood	***
Glamora	***
Zaraby	***
Parking Lot	***
Stage	***
Fremont Street	***

Supported Gamemodes

Las Vegas supports the following Gamemodes:

Trivia

This arena is based on the Fremont Street Experience and the surrounding area. The covered section in the center of the arena is a replica of the canopy that covers Fremont Street.
The Sandstorm variant of the arena is reminiscent of how Las Vegas is portrayed in the film Blade Runner 2049. The most notable similar features being the sand filled ruins and orange color corrective tint applied to the exterior environment. Thematically, this is supported by the game's Lore.
Casino Eastwood is most likely named after famous spaghetti-western star Clint Eastwood due to its western/cowboy theming and signage.
While not specifically highlighted in the Open Beta trailer, Las Vegas was hidden within the trailers as an Easter Egg.

Nama Tama in the Las Vegas desert from the Closed Beta 1 trailer.
Teaser of Las Vegas from the Open Beta trailer.

Easter Eggs

Main page: Las Vegas Secrets

Easter Eggs found in Las Vegas.

Easter Egg	Description
Rob's Wrist Wraps	A kiosk for 'Rob's Wrist Wraps' is in the center of the arena, likely referencing Rob Runesson.
Parking Garage Numbers	Unsolved numbers are etched into the walls of the parking garage.
Four Letters	Four letters in Las Vegas directly correspond to a TFEE Level 3 password.
Casino Machines	One or more collections of machines can be activated in a certain order to trigger something.
Death By Rhodent	The band "Death By Rhodent" can be heard playing in Las Vegas and Las Vegas Stadium.
Vegas Graffiti	Various graffiti tags can be found in Las Vegas and Las Vegas Stadium.